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Damaging UK winter storms driven by swirling polar vortex miles above EarthPowerful winter storms which led to deaths and power outages in the UK and Ireland were made more likely by an intense ...
WX Charts maps and charts, which use Met Desk data, show a 446-mile-long belt from the Highlands down to the Midlands on March 20 - from midnight onward.
April is known for its showers - but it looks like the UK will also have to put up with a battering of snow, according to data from one weather model. Parts of England, Scotland and Wales are set ...
Weather forecast data, using the ECMWF model, predicts a major onset of snow is soon set to hit chunks of the UK. Northern Ireland is the only country unlikely to see any flakes. In total ...
Milder temperatures in February don’t mean an end to the UK’s seemingly endless cycle of wintry weather. A mid-March flurry of wet weather will be chased out by fresh snow in parts of the ...
Weather maps from WXCharts indicated that parts of the UK could have a snowy spell before March is out. Generated on March 19, the maps indicate that temperatures could drop to 0C on March 29 ...
"A split in weather conditions is likely across the UK at first during early March," said the Met Office's long range forecast. "Northwestern areas will see some rain and stronger winds at times ...
The UK faces a "mega" 330-mile snow storm within days - as temperatures drop to as low as -7C. Maps from WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, show dark purple clouds stretching from the North East ...
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